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>If your stovetop interface was a touchscreen Mine have capacitive (or IR ?) buttons (similar to [1]). Easier to clean, inconvenient to use. I miss the knobs i

• masklinn 8y ago
  I think that's mostly an issue of haptics (and the lack thereof). My stovetop also uses capacitive buttons but the buttons themselves don't change, the biggest issue is the lack of feedback and eyes-free operation.
  • cardinalfang 8y ago
    Many have some irritating multi-step process: select the zone, then select the power or use up/down buttons instead of direct power level selection.
    • masklinn 8y ago
      Those I've used had 2~3 buttons (3 if they support a timer) for each zone, so a 4-zone stovetop would have 4 pairs of buttons. The non-timer buttons would still just be +/- though, no direct power selection/